Brian Bronaugh's guest appearances

Brian Bronaugh

The NO BULL$H!# Marketing Podcast

Jerry Maguire

Andy Frisella

Jeff Bezos

David Sweet

Rachel Carlson

Sean Ellis

Matthew McConaughey

Serena Williams

Sean Penn

Scott Morgan

Ellen DeGeneres

Amy Bradley

Dave Watson

Ben Roethlisberger

Anthony Vennare

OwlTail

Dollar Shave Club - A "Fking Great" Big IdeaIn 2012, Dollar Shave Club opened for business with a clear big idea: razors delivered every month for a low subscription price. Company co-founder Michael Dublin was front and center for the brand launch in a humorous video where he calls the razors “Fking great” and pokes fun at the big razor brands and all their “technology."Dubin infused his mantra of “stay focused on what’s important, stay narrow” throughout the company. Memorable and minimal monthly subscription fees. Basic products with no swivel heads or vibrating handles.Low-cost operations. Straight forward, in your face marketing.Today’s Guest – Brian BronaughDave sits down with Brian Bronaugh for part 2 of his interview. Brian's company 340 Designs has been built on the concept that "all boats rise" meaning that not only would he like to succeed in servicing his clients, he would like to see partnerships with other agencies be apart of the success.Brian also hosts a podcast titled Corps340 centered around craft and community which he attributes to assisting his abilities to work through issues by discussing them on the show.Dave and Brian talk about the state of the industry, and how small companies like Deeplocal are able to compete with large agencies that thrived in the 90's. They discuss their thoughts on the future, and where they see their own companies heading. Brian stands by the statement "you don't retire, you refine."When asked what tools he would suggest for our readers Brian attributes Buying In: What We Buy and Who We Are By Rob Walker to a recent eye-opening approach to his new company. He also searches out a state of boredom as a way to unplug and detox.About BrianBrian Bronaugh is the owner of 340 Designs and host of the Corps 340 podcast. Brian was President of Mullen Pittsburgh, a company he worked with for 25 years. Brian has a track record of building brands for companies big and small across many industriesConnect with Brian on LinkedIn.The NoBS Show is brought to you by audible.com. Get a FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at www.audibletrial.com/NoBS. Try a book like Real Food, Fake Food. Why You Don’t Know What You Are Eating and What You Can Do About It by Larry Elridge. You can download it for free today.

<p>Dollar Shave Club - A "F<strong>king Great" Big IdeaIn 2012, Dollar Shave Club opened for business with a clear big idea: razors delivered every month for a low subscription price. Company co-founder Michael Dublin was front and center for the brand launch in a humorous video where he calls the razors “F</strong>king great” and pokes fun at the big razor brands and all their “technology."Dubin infused his mantra of “stay focused on what’s important, stay narrow” throughout the company. Memorable and minimal monthly subscription fees. Basic products with no swivel heads or vibrating handles.Low-cost operations. Straight forward, in your face marketing.Today’s Guest – Brian BronaughDave sits down with Brian Bronaugh for part 2 of his interview. Brian's company 340 Designs has been built on the concept that "all boats rise" meaning that not only would he like to succeed in servicing his clients, he would like to see partnerships with other agencies be apart of the success.Brian also hosts a podcast titled Corps340 centered around craft and community which he attributes to assisting his abilities to work through issues by discussing them on the show.Dave and Brian talk about the state of the industry, and how small companies like Deeplocal are able to compete with large agencies that thrived in the 90's. They discuss their thoughts on the future, and where they see their own companies heading. Brian stands by the statement "you don't retire, you refine."When asked what tools he would suggest for our readers Brian attributes Buying In: What We Buy and Who We Are By Rob Walker to a recent eye-opening approach to his new company. He also searches out a state of boredom as a way to unplug and detox.About BrianBrian Bronaugh is the owner of 340 Designs and host of the Corps 340 podcast. Brian was President of Mullen Pittsburgh, a company he worked with for 25 years. Brian has a track record of building brands for companies big and small across many industriesConnect with Brian on LinkedIn.The NoBS Show is brought to you by <a href="http://audible.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">audible.com</a>. Get a FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at <a href="http://www.audibletrial.com/NoBS" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.audibletrial.com/NoBS</a>. Try a book like Real Food, Fake Food. Why You Don’t Know What You Are Eating and What You Can Do About It by Larry Elridge. You can download it for free today.</p>

143: Brian Bronaugh Part 2

Everybody knows marketing.Have you ever been in a situation where you have crafted a perfect marketing plan only to have an "expert" assistant chime in and crush your pitch? Ever feel the frustration of hearing your buddies discuss the best Super Bowl ads, throwing in their "marketing expert" opinions of what was good or bad - totally missing the craft of a multi-million dollar ad?Dave talks with guest Brian Bronaugh of the horrors of every-day marketing experts. Marketing is a profession that is more like an art-form that gets torn down by shows like The Apprentice and downplayed by crowdsourcing campaigns like Doritos.Today's Guest - Brian BronaughBrian takes us on his journey from graduating from Penn State University with a degree in "No Clue"  to enrolling in Portfolio Center in Atlanta to gather more skills in his advertising degree.Once he landed a job at Ketchum he moved to Pittsburgh with his wife where he says he "fit". From here he found his home at Mullen - where he started as Creative Director and eventually moved on to be their President and CEO.Brian touches on Mullen's fall-out with Highmark, which eventually lead to their demise. This change in the scenery allowed Brian to find his own and start 340 Designs. He also cites the internal issues with Highmark and Ken Milani and Mullen's reaction as his biggest learning experience.Brian discusses his mentors Norm Gray and various teachers as being an influence but also makes note that his peers helped push him to where he is today.About BrianBrian Bronaugh is the owner of 340 Designs and host of the Corps 340 podcast. Brian was President and CEO of Mullen Pittsburgh, a company he worked with for 25 years. Brian has a track record of building brands for companies big and small across many industriesConnect with Brian on LinkedIn.The NoBS Show is brought to you by audible.com. Get a FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at www.audibletrial.com/NoBS. Try a book like The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F**k: A Counterintuitive Approach to Living a Good Life by Mark Manson. You can download it for free today.

Everybody knows marketing.Have you ever been in a situation where you have crafted a perfect marketing plan only to have an "expert" assistant chime in and crush your pitch? Ever feel the frustration of hearing your buddies discuss the best Super Bowl ads, throwing in their "marketing expert" opinions of what was good or bad - totally missing the craft of a multi-million dollar ad?Dave talks with guest Brian Bronaugh of the horrors of every-day marketing experts. Marketing is a profession that is more like an art-form that gets torn down by shows like The Apprentice and downplayed by crowdsourcing campaigns like Doritos.Today's Guest - Brian BronaughBrian takes us on his journey from graduating from Penn State University with a degree in "No Clue"  to enrolling in Portfolio Center in Atlanta to gather more skills in his advertising degree.Once he landed a job at Ketchum he moved to Pittsburgh with his wife where he says he "fit". From here he found his home at Mullen - where he started as Creative Director and eventually moved on to be their President and CEO.Brian touches on Mullen's fall-out with Highmark, which eventually lead to their demise. This change in the scenery allowed Brian to find his own and start 340 Designs. He also cites the internal issues with Highmark and Ken Milani and Mullen's reaction as his biggest learning experience.Brian discusses his mentors Norm Gray and various teachers as being an influence but also makes note that his peers helped push him to where he is today.About BrianBrian Bronaugh is the owner of 340 Designs and host of the Corps 340 podcast. Brian was President and CEO of Mullen Pittsburgh, a company he worked with for 25 years. Brian has a track record of building brands for companies big and small across many industriesConnect with Brian on LinkedIn.The NoBS Show is brought to you by <a href="http://audible.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">audible.com</a>. Get a FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at <a href="http://www.audibletrial.com/NoBS" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.audibletrial.com/NoBS</a>. Try a book like The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F**k: A Counterintuitive Approach to Living a Good Life by Mark Manson. You can download it for free today.

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